Broadband reduction, don't become "unfinished project"

"In terms of tariffs, we will continue to lower the tariffs for fixed broadband in the provinces, and we plan to complete nationwide adjustments by the end of October." On July 22nd, news from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology News Library News Library held at the National New Office According to the conference, "Fixed-line broadband is expected to have an average drop of more than 30% at 50Mbps and 100Mbps, and an average drop of more than 20% at 20Mbps."

Hearing the news of bandwidth reduction, I believe many people will be happy. Encouraged by the slow speed of the Internet, the high cost of the domestic people, finally looking forward to the good news of broadband fees. However, in the past, the relevant parties have not promised to increase network speed and reduce network fees. However, in the end, they generally have become “unfinished projects”, or they have nothing to do with them, or they have not. Some time ago, in the face of broadband voices and government demands, operators began to use word games. The most obvious is to set cheaper traffic packages in the middle of the night. Many measures are old services that change names.

With such a feeling of being cheated, people naturally discounted the "expected net broadband, which expects an average drop of more than 30% for 50Mbps and 100Mbps, and an average drop of more than 20% for 20Mbps". As a result, how to effectively implement the broadband fee reduction has become the focus of attention. Fortunately, this time it was a pledge made by the spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology at the press conference held by the National Office for Newcomers and gave a clear timetable: by the end of October. However, in order to learn from past lessons, government departments and supervisory departments should assume important responsibilities for the implementation of fee reduction issues, urge operators to formulate detailed plans, and come up with practical implementation measures to stop broadband rebates from becoming a “daughter”. engineering".